Afluencer Reviews

Summary: I have used Afluencer since it began and it has been a beckon of hope for jumping back into running my own small business. It connects me with great people making great products!

Positive: There are a wide range of brands to work with and all have been vetted for the best experience! Quality products and quality people.

Negative: I wish there were more campaigns to apply to! I know they are expanding worldwide so it's cool to see that option available now too.

Summary: Being able to find brand deals easier and connecting with them, easy to use platform and has a good potential.

Positive: Collaborating with brands can be a task sometimes and this allows you to find brands/influencers easier to network and communicate with. If you are a small time creator you can use this to land brand deals easier and paying for the subscription for more services is worth it and not pricey at all.

Negative: I'd say the only downside is having a limit to how many campaigns you can subscribe to if you are not a paid member.

Summary: They have wonderful customer support that takes care of you right away if you run into problems. They have an easy website and I do love how I can filter out things in a search so detailed way. Compared to other sites I have tried to use this one is user friendly.

Positive: Super simple and broken down easily to find an opportunity by niche. You are given clear information about the opportunity before applying for it. You can communicate with the brand easily as well.

Negative: The one thing I don't like is not as many free opportunities as the paid subscriber ones.

Summary: Would recommend, however if they gave influencers more token, people would be more active on the page and more collaborations would come out of it.

Positive: This is a great website to meet brands and companies that are willing to collaborate with influencer of various # of followers. Very easy to use, very responsive.

Negative: You only get a token a day to apply to campaigns which is not ideal because you have to wait until the next day to get another token to be able to apply for a campaign.

Summary: Overall, Afluencer is a solid place to start influencer marketing if you check in regularly and apply to as many briefs as possible. In a lot of ways, it's what you make of it, and you'll most likely have more success if you're applying to a lot of briefs while building your following at the same time.

Positive: Afluencer is fairly easy to navigate and it's organized, with each brand offer listing different requirements for following, location, niche, etc. You don't need a certain follower count to join or look at brand calls, which I've found some other platforms require. You get in what you put out, so you're more likely to find success if you apply to a lot of briefs.

Negative: Can be hard to find matches or get accepted by brands if you don't have a large following, which isn't necessarily Afluencer's fault, but I wish there were more opportunities for newer influencers. I've also run into seeming scams, getting an invite from "Fashion Nova" that wound up not being the actual FN brand. I think it would be beneficial to have some kind of review system in place to make sure these brands are who they say they are.

Summary: I started to is a while back and apply for campaigns when I can. I’ve done a few things on Afluencer and consider it in my top resource’s as a creator.

Positive: Easy to browse and search. Easy to apply to campaigns. Reasonable deadlines and terms. The brands respond on the emails in a timely manner and that’s important.

Negative: I can’t think of any cons other than premium unlimited amounts of applications would be nice.